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Rocky Mountain Altitude 750 Rally Edition (2014)

General

Product Category
Brand Rocky Mountain
ModelAltitude 750 Rally Edition
SizeXs, S, M, L, Xl
ColorSilver/Black/Sky Blue

Specific

Bottom bracketRace Face Press Fit Team XC
Brake leversAvid Elixir 7 Trail MatchMaker X
Brake rotorAvid, 180mm
BrakesAvid Elixir 7 Trail Hydraulic Disc
CassetteSram PG-1030 11-36T 10spd
ChainSram PC-1031 10spd
CranksetRace Face Evolve 170-175mm 34T 10spd
FeaturesSMOOTHLINK™ Suspension: Our patented SMOOTHLINK™ Suspension design keeps suspension fully active and reduces pedal-bob. Designed to shine on singletrack climbs, it stays active-yet-neutral to maintain traction while climbing. By placing the rear chainstay pivot above the rear axle we keep the average chain torque line parallel to the lower link (the line between main pivot and rear pivot); this widens the gear range where pedaling neither compresses nor stiffens the suspension. It also allows us to fine-tune our bikes' end-stroke characteristics, preventing riders from blowing through travel and experiencing harsh bottom-outs. ABC™ Pivots: Our Angular Bushing Concept (ABC™) pivots rotate on a tapered alloy insert, eliminating binding. They weigh less than half the weight of a typical bearing system — 20 grams lighter per pivot, for 120 grams of weight savings on a six-pivot frame. ABC™ Pivots are also twice as stiff as typical bearing systems and require less maintenance to boot! FORM™ Alloy: Each FORM™ tube that we create is engineered for its specific purpose within the frame, ensuring optimized strength, weight, and ride quality. FORM™ tubesets utilize premium materials to meet our strict requirements. Ride-9™ System: Riders come in all sizes and ability levels, and the terrain they ride varies. Our patent pending RIDE-9™ System enables the rider to customize geometry and suspension rate to their riding style and weight. Nine possible geometry and suspension rate configurations are possible thanks to two interlocking chip inserts. By moving the shock mount-point forward, the geometry slackens and the suspension rate becomes more progressive, giving greater bottom out resistance for more aggressive trail riding. When you move the shock backwards, the geometry becomes quicker and the suspension more supple for better climbing traction and ripping on technical singletrack. When you move the shock mount-point upwards, it requires a higher air pressure to support the rider at sag. This is beneficial to lighter riders, allowing them to ride “in the sweet spot” of the shock, and not wind up with an under pressurized shock, which feels overly harsh. Conversely, when you move the shock downwards, a heavier rider does not need as much air pressure, increasing shock and seal durability, and keeping the damping range usable.
Fork typeX Fusion Sweep RL2 Air 27.5, 160mm. 34mm Stanchions / Compression / Lockout / Rebound / 15mm XLock / Tapered Steerer
Frame typeFORM™ Alloy Custom Hydroformed Frame/ ABC™ Pivots/ Tapered Head Tube/ Press Fit BB/ Internal Cable Routing/ Internal "Stealth" Dropper Post Routing/ ISCG05 Tabs/ RIDE-9™ System Adjustable Geometry & Suspension Rate
Front derailleurE-Thirteen LG1 Guide
HeadsetCane Creek Ten Series: ZS44mm Top / ZS56mm Bottom Tapered
Hub frontSram X7 / 6 Bolt / 15mm Axle
Hub rearSram X7 / 6 Bolt / 12 x 142mm Axle
Rear derailleurSram X9 Type 2 All Mountain 10spd
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Rims typeWheeltech Inferno 27 by SUNringlé
SaddleRocky Mountain XC Light
ShiftersSram X7 MatchMaker Trigger 1x10spd
Shock typeX Fusion 02 RL Remote Custom Race Valved, SMOOTHLINK™ Design 150mm. Rebound / Remote Trail Threshold Lockout / Adjustable Suspension Rate
SpokesDT Swiss Competition / Alloy Nipples
StemRace Face Turbine 6° x 50-60mm
TiresContinental Mountain King Folding 27.5" x 2.4"
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